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{{Short description|U.S. Department of Defense graduate school}}
{{Infobox university 
|image   = College of Information and Cyberspace Seal.png
|name   = NDU College of Information & Cyberspace
|established = 1964 (originally the DoD Computer Institute)
|type   = [[Government institution]] 
|chancellor = Dr. Cassandra C. Lewis [https://cic.ndu.edu/About/Faculty-Staff/Article-View/Article/571304/dr-cassandra-c-lewis/]
|city = [[Washington, D.C.]]
|postgrad  = ~1900
|faculty = 27
|campus   = Fort Lesley J. McNair
|colors   = <span style="color:purple;">█</span> Purple <span style="color:gold;">█</span> Gold <span style="color:black;">█</span> Black
|website= http://cic.ndu.edu/
}}
The National Defense University '''College of Information and Cyberspace (CIC)''' (formerly the '''Information Resources Management College''' (IRMC) or NDU {{Proper name|iCollege}}, and the DoD Computer Institute) is a U.S. Department of Defense graduate school that provides information and cyberspace focused education for national security leaders of the [[United States]] and beyond. A component of the [[National Defense University]] (NDU), it is located at [[Fort Lesley J. McNair|Fort McNair]], [[Washington, DC]]. NDU CIC is recognized for its excellent [[graduate-level]] programs, faculty, and services that provide a strategic advantage for today’s military and civilian leaders in the [[United States Department of Defense]] and across [[government]]. The NDU CIC's Chancellor provides strategic direction and vision for all faculty, staff, and students.